Pirinsko Pivo

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Pirinsko Pivo is a brewery founded in 1969 in Blagoevgrad in SW Bulgaria.

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Pirinsko is named after the nearby Pirin Mountains and is situated in Blagoevgrad, a city located 90 km south of the capital Sofia. The brewery substantially expanded in the last few years and has a market share of 12 percent today. The brewery produces filtered and carbonated lagers.

Beer

The main brand is Pirinsko, a standard lager which has an 8% share of the national market.

Availability

The beers are available in Bulgaria.


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